Hunainabout 2 years ago
Symptoms of pericoronitis
The symptoms of pericoronitis vary, based on whether the condition is acute or chronic. The symptoms of acute pericoronitis include: severe pain near your back teeth swelling of gum tissue pain when swallowing the discharge of pus trismus (lockjaw) Chronic pericoronitis can include the following symptoms: bad breath a bad taste in your mouth a mild or dull ache lasting for one or two days
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